What is a difference between the oxidation of coal when it is burned and the oxidation of glucose during cellular respiration?
A) Cellular respiration is an endothermic reaction.
B) Energy is released only during the burning of fossil fuels
C) Complete oxidation takes place only during the burning of fossil fuels
D) Energy is produced and stored during cellular respiration.
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(D).Energy is produced and stored during cellular respiration. During cellular respiration oxidation of glucose is better than burning of coal in presence of oxygen.
On burning coal it produce heat which ultimately has no usefulness for the cell utilization, where as in cellular respiration the oxidation glucose makes a production of huge energy, stored and ultimately used by cell for cellular activities.
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